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'The problem about South African football' - Hugo Broos unhappy after lowly-ranked Andorra held blunt Bafana Bafana

Bafana Bafana created plenty of chances that could have won them the match, but they were not clinical enough to capitalize, something that didn't go down well with Hugo Broos after a<a href="https://www.goal.com/en-za/lists/new-look-bafana-bafana-bounce-back-to-secure-draw-against-lowly-ranked-andorra-ahead-of-algeria-clash/blt7897b123ee1aa2d9" target="_blank"> draw against lowly-ranked Andorra.</a>''The problem about South African football, we don't really have the goal scorer, the guy who can have one chance and score the goal,'' Broos told Safa Media.''If you see the six or seven chances we had today and we only scored once, this game you'd always win if you are more aggressive if you are more quality in front of the goal, then you win the game.''But this is the only thing I'm not satisfied with, but again I'm very satisfied with the players. They played very good today,'' he added.

'We don't have a goal scorer'

The Bafana coach believes that should his team converted the chances, the nation could be rejoicing.''You saw today what I said before the game, it's a team who plays very defensive, very physical, that's the kind of a style they have,'' he said. ''So, it was very difficult for them because they lose nearly every game. It could have happened today also because we gave a goal away very easily.''But if you see the chances we have today six or seven and even with that little present we gave Andora today, we could have won the game. we lost many chances,'' he added.

Broos laments lost chances against Andorra

But the 71-year-old tactician was pleased with the performance of his troops. Broos said he consider the game as a good platform for players like Elias Mokwana and others who got the chance to wear the national team jersey for the first time. ''I am really not satisfied with the result but with the performance, it was a new team and I think some players are satisfied to have been given a chance,'' said the Belgian mentor.''We learnt a lot today, this is a very difficult team to play against and this was a good experience for the young guys who played today for the first time.''So, I think they know now what the is the differences between the PSL and this kind of game even we played against a team that is ranked 150 or so from FIFA ranking, it was a goal for us to give players a chance to have that experience,'' he concluded.

A good experience for new Bafana players 

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'The problem about South African football' - Hugo Broos unhappy after lowly-ranked Andorra held blunt Bafana Bafana | Goal.com South Africa

 Hugo Broos has given his verdict on his team after a shocking 1-1 stalemate against 164th-ranked Andorra, in their FIFA international friendly match. 

&apos;The problem about South African football&apos; - Hugo Broos unhappy after lowly-ranked Andorra held blunt Bafana Bafana

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